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[00:00:31] 132 dead and 570 injured, this is the
[00:00:35] provisional toll of victims of the Strong
[00:00:38] 164 citizens of the Earthquake in Colombia that has flattened a large number
[00:00:39] of buildings.
[00:00:43] The earthquake has affected cities like Pereira or Manizales in the middle of
[00:00:46] the so-called Coffee Axis, an area very popular with tourists. The
[00:00:50] Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that there are
[00:00:53] the new president Abelardo de 164 Spaniards
[00:00:53] missing.
[00:00:57] Everything is ready for tomorrow's eclipse. Traffic recommends planning travel time
[00:01:01] for journeys, especially to the
[00:01:03] south.
[00:01:06] Interrupted by works until the 23rd, the train service between
[00:01:10] the stations of Gràcia and Sarrià of the Generalitat railways. Many users have
[00:01:13] been surprised by the alternative
[00:01:17] Force and also the actions of bus service.
[00:01:21] 150 flights cancelled from 2.0 to 2,500
[00:01:24] bags paralysed, according to the CGT in a week-long strike of the
[00:01:28] Ground Force ground service. at
[00:01:30] the airport.
[00:01:34] Barça will distribute protective glasses among the public attending
[00:01:37] tomorrow's Johan Cruyff stadium to watch the Barça Montpellier preseason match
[00:01:41] to protect themselves from the solar eclipse. The players will also have to follow a
[00:01:45] protocol
[00:01:45] during.
[00:01:49] We will have an afternoon with some showers locally with thunderstorms in the Pyrenees,
[00:01:52] pre-Pyrenees, interior of the counties of Girona and north of Barcelona. The
[00:01:56] rest will be sunny or variable. Full summer heat
[00:01:59] with... from 30 to 35 in the street and close to 38
[00:02:03] degrees.
[00:02:12] Good afternoon, rescuers and volunteers are searching among the rubble for survivors
[00:02:16] of the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that has already
[00:02:19] become the most powerful in the country in a decade, it is a race
[00:02:22] against time that is also happening
[00:02:25] at these hours which is still early morning in the country. The epicenter, let's remember, was located in the
[00:02:29] department of... Chocó, but this earthquake has been felt in almost the entire
[00:02:32] territory, including the capital Bogotá, it has even been felt in neighboring
[00:02:36] countries, the official death toll is 132
[00:02:39] and the injured 570, but we must
[00:02:43] also say that it will probably be provisional because there are also 188
[00:02:46] missing.
[00:02:49] Sheltered as they could under the counter of a bar at Pereira airport,
[00:02:52] they record the moment of the earthquake
[00:02:55] with their phone.
[00:03:01] They are quite far apart In a military barracks in Cali, soldiers witness the destruction of a
[00:03:05] building up close.
[00:03:07] And in the middle of a news bulletin on Quibdó Radio, one of the most affected
[00:03:11] cities, the earthquake surprises the
[00:03:13] announcer.
[00:03:16] of fatalities, of injured people, but that
[00:03:20] is, as one says, that is the job one has to do, it's the bad
[00:03:24] part of journalism, but it must be
[00:03:27] done because that is our duty. The nightmare has
[00:03:31] lasted a few seconds that felt eternal, 7.4 in
[00:03:34] magnitude that has caused deaths and destruction in the central west of the
[00:03:38] country, we are looking for a we are looking for a
[00:03:41] Prepare, program, inform yourself about place that we know is solid ground here in the square
[00:03:45] and we spent, I believe that if it lasted
[00:03:48] 5 more seconds, eh, there would be
[00:03:51] nothing left, nothing left, I think we reached the limit
[00:03:55] of resistance which is something
[00:03:58] impressive, impressive for people. Imagine, I saw people
[00:04:01] coming out naked, eh, people throwing themselves from their
[00:04:05] second-story houses, people desperate, you understand? The
[00:04:08] tremor was felt in neighboring countries like Ecuador, Panama or
[00:04:12] Venezuela, devastated by an earthquake less than two
[00:04:15] months ago. The priority now is to find survivors among the rubble and
[00:04:18] evacuate people trapped in buildings that have resisted, but which
[00:04:22] show serious damage, as in one
[00:04:25] the U-20 of the most important hospitals in the area. The hours to come are decisive for the
[00:04:29] rescue teams.
[00:04:32] Every person that the Rescue teams manage to recover alive
[00:04:36] is seen as a victory, although as the hours pass, uncertainty
[00:04:39] increases for the relatives who are waiting for news of those they still have not
[00:04:43] been able to locate, like Andrés who is looking for his wife, my
[00:04:47] apartment was 302 which was
[00:04:50] completely destroyed as you can see. My
[00:04:53] wife was inside, my daughter fortunately had left early, I
[00:04:57] also left early for work and look... we found this,
[00:05:00] we haven't been able to
[00:05:03] time in their heat, only behind rescue the lady, we don't know if she's alive or dead, the rescue teams are
[00:05:07] trying to open space to get
[00:05:11] to those places. At least 1,500 buildings have been
[00:05:14] affected, it is unknown how many people could still be under the
[00:05:18] rubble. Residents relive the tragedy of the Strong Earthquake
[00:05:22] of 1999 that left almost 1200
[00:05:25] dead in this same
[00:05:27] coffee zone.
[00:05:31] Well, I was telling you this breaking news that the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
[00:05:34] José Manuel Alvarez, Spanish minister,
[00:05:38] said that as of this Tuesday there is no record of
[00:05:42] Spanish citizens injured or dead
[00:05:45] in this earthquake in Colombia, although he pointed out that there are
[00:05:50] Spanish state with whom it is still
[00:05:53] not possible to locate, not possible to contact them.
[00:05:57] Therefore, it is information that we will have to monitor closely. In
[00:06:01] any case, a national emergency has been declared in the country. It was only four days ago that
[00:06:06] la Espriella took office. The management of this serious crisis
[00:06:09] is therefore the first test he faces.
[00:06:13] Right now the main problem that rescue teams face is reaching
[00:06:17] the affected area as the seven main airports in the
[00:06:20] central zone of Colombia, known as the Cauca Valley and Coffee
[00:06:24] Axis, are affected with structural damage and
[00:06:28] do not receive flights. Cities impacted by the 7.4 magnitude
[00:06:31] earthquake like Cali, Pereira and
[00:06:34] Manizales. The mayor of Pereira, for example, has decreed a
[00:06:38] curfew to clear streets and avenues and facilitate the arrival of emergency
[00:06:41] teams, also military
[00:06:44] rescue teams. The earthquake caught the president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, on what
[00:06:48] was to be his first working day of government
[00:06:51] management. He assumed office as head of state of the South American country
[00:06:54] last Friday and the first thing he did was declare a national
[00:06:58] state of emergency to mobilize the maximum
[00:07:01] amount of available resources to assist
[00:07:05] those affected.
[00:07:07] The national government maintains all its capacities deployed
[00:07:10] to protect
[00:07:12] life, assist affected communities and bring aid to
[00:07:16] every territory that needs it. The first thing is the
[00:07:20] rescue of the people who are under the
[00:07:23] rubble, that is the priority, to rescue
[00:07:27] the people who are still under
[00:07:30] the rubble.
[00:07:33] In a conversation with the three cat info, the seismologist Josep remarked that the
[00:07:37] large tectonic plate that runs along the American continent makes countries like Colombia
[00:07:41] a risk zone for earthquakes and did not rule out some point of
[00:07:44] connection with the earthquakes that on Saint John's day affected Venezuela and caused
[00:07:48] more than 6,000 deaths, and clearly when
[00:07:51] a large rupture occurs that releases a lot
[00:07:55] of energy, in the case of an earthquake, the energy is
[00:07:58] redistributed, so it could be that the
[00:08:01] redistribution of energy caused by the earthquakes in
[00:08:05] Venezuela had made this earthquake more probable, it's a
[00:08:08] hypothesis, eh, I mean, we don't have it clear at all.
[00:08:14] more than 500 eh kilometers,
[00:08:17] but eh it could
[00:08:20] be.
[00:08:27] Attention because the AP7 between Cambrils and the Delta de l'Ebre will be the
[00:08:31] most sensitive point of the Catalan road network tomorrow, both before
[00:08:35] and after the eclipse. Traffic and the Mossos ask to plan
[00:08:39] travel time and especially that in no case vehicles
[00:08:42] stop on the shoulder to observe the phenomenon. 700 Mossos officers
[00:08:46] will be deployed throughout the road network to ensure
[00:08:49] safety and mobility.
[00:08:54] the state of traffic, that's basic, not stopping on
[00:08:58] the roads, not parking on the roads and therefore,
[00:09:01] especially at the time of the eclipse, not stopping, not
[00:09:04] parking on the roads, these general information about alternative
[00:09:07] roads, eh, C25, A2 towards
[00:09:10] the west, AP2 already for the specific points of the west to clear
[00:09:13] traffic from the AP7, A7 to the south and AP7 for those from the Ebro,
[00:09:17] reserve it. Traffic agents, as I said, will be located along
[00:09:20] the AP7, the various secondary roads also
[00:09:24] the roads that lead, as we said, to these
[00:09:27] observation points, coordinating with the local police
[00:09:30] to give directions so that they can guide drivers to the
[00:09:33] parking lots or to the designated areas where parking is
[00:09:37] allowed.
[00:09:40] Little by little Catalonia is becoming one of the chosen regions
[00:09:43] worldwide to contemplate the phenomenon, we approach Lleida to see how
[00:09:47] they are preparing. Lleida is the largest city in Catalonia
[00:09:51] where the eclipse will be seen with 100% visibility. For
[00:09:54] this reason, here in the capital of Segrià, many visitors are
[00:09:57] expected tomorrow, many tourists in addition to the people who are from here who
[00:10:01] will also logically want to see this phenomenon. For this reason, the town hall
[00:10:05] has planned to cordon off two spaces with free
[00:10:08] entry reservation, tickets that were sold out many
[00:10:12] days ago. One of these spaces is here in the Magraners neighborhood next to the
[00:10:15] football field, here 10,000 people will fit and
[00:10:19] 4,000 parking spaces enabled so that all
[00:10:22] these people can arrive here.
[00:10:25] space, the other space will be that of Saubella, there 1500
[00:10:28] people will fit, who in this case will have to walk to the
[00:10:32] temple, Lleida, all together on a day when the
[00:10:36] town hall will reinforce public transport and on which the town hall
[00:10:39] itself, also the Generalitat, will mobilize up to 200
[00:10:43] people in the city of Lleida, including police, health workers and
[00:10:47] others.
[00:10:50] One of the media chosen by Catalonia is National Geographic, a scientific
[00:10:53] reference magazine. It has sent one of its photographers to
[00:10:56] Tarragona. Astrophotographer Babak de
[00:11:00] Freisi has chosen Tarragona to photograph the solar eclipse for
[00:11:04] National Geographic Magazine. Of all the
[00:11:07] possible locations, he has chosen that of his friend, the
[00:11:10] scientific popularizer from Tarragona, Joan Antón Català. The
[00:11:14] project follows World Heritage Cities.
[00:11:16] Word at Night is
[00:11:19] related to UNESCO World
[00:11:22] Heritage sites. We try to show elements
[00:11:26] of every civilization
[00:11:28] with background of stars or astronomical
[00:11:32] phenomena.
[00:11:39] He is one of the most important astrophotographers and for 10 years he
[00:11:42] documented solar eclipses around the world for a television
[00:11:46] series. This represents a challenge for him
[00:11:49] due to the duration and position of the
[00:11:51] sun.
[00:11:55] So that means you cannot make any mistake, you
[00:11:58] have to make the shot right, if the weather
[00:12:01] cooperates, settings and everything needs to be
[00:12:05] right, and I'm using multiple cameras, some of them are
[00:12:08] automatons.
[00:12:11] cameras at several points like this, the tower of the
[00:12:14] pier,
[00:12:18] tower as icon of the city, the other
[00:12:22] one is the bridge, the water bridge from the...
[00:12:31] When the eclipse ends, Te Freixi will do a live broadcast for American
[00:12:35] television ABC from Tarragona and the National
[00:12:39] Geographic website will publish the article with photos from
[00:12:42] various countries where the total eclipse will be seen,
[00:12:46] including those of Babak de Freixi and the Tarragona postcard
[00:12:49] under the eclipse will have a global
[00:12:52] impact.
[00:12:55] On the 3 cat info portal you can find everything you need to know about
[00:12:59] the eclipse with news and a space to consult how the phenomenon will be seen
[00:13:02] municipality by municipality. You can check at what time
[00:13:06] it will start in each town and consult the exact schedule. There are also
[00:13:09] scientific explanations, tips and recommendations and even
[00:13:12] an immersive experience with augmented reality. Don't miss
[00:13:16] it.
[00:13:25] Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat cuts from today until August
[00:13:28] 23rd the train service on the Terrassa and
[00:13:31] Sabadell lines between the Gràcia and Sarrià stations for track
[00:13:35] renovation works. We are interested in how users are
[00:13:38] experiencing it. The scene early in the day here in
[00:13:42] Plaça Galapacídia was a long queue of people that went
[00:13:46] all the way to Gràcia and the reason,
[00:13:49] well, the users who were waiting to catch the buses that we have
[00:13:53] behind us, which are those that the Generalitat railways have
[00:13:57] provided to replace the route
[00:14:00] that is out of service due to works that begin today
[00:14:03] from the Gràcia stop to the Sarrià
[00:14:07] stop. Attention, service information, these works
[00:14:10] will last 12 days, that is, until August
[00:14:14] 23rd. One of the images that has been repeated most throughout the morning
[00:14:17] was users coming out of the railway
[00:14:20] entrance and being surprised that they were not expecting
[00:14:24] these works or that there would be such a queue to
[00:14:27] catch this alternative service, but now,
[00:14:31] as this rush hour of the day has ended, the
[00:14:35] service has normalized. However, we see users angry,
[00:14:39] many say they will be late for work and that from tomorrow
[00:14:42] they will look for an alternative transport service because this one
[00:14:46] doesn't work well enough for them.
[00:14:49] They were freaking out and everyone, of course, is arriving late for work and well, you try to
[00:14:53] take it philosophically like it's Renfe, but but it's not Renfe, I wasn't
[00:14:57] expecting it and with a stroller and a baby, super complicated
[00:15:00] because they made us get off, now we have to take a bus that is simply not
[00:15:04] adapted to go with a stroller and then take the train again,
[00:15:07] a journey of 40 minutes, an hour and
[00:15:10] a half easily, they work well but
[00:15:13] today they could have informed me in Plaça Catalunya, of course now I'm
[00:15:17] late for work.
[00:15:20] We also want to know at this time what the situation is at El Prat airport due to the effects
[00:15:24] of a week-long strike by Ground Force workers, which is the company that
[00:15:27] provides ground services to several airlines. Oscar Armengol
[00:15:31] is experiencing disruptions both in terms of cancellations and delays
[00:15:35] and these unhandled bags.
[00:15:37] Tell us.
[00:15:41] Hello, good morning. Well, yes, we are talking about
[00:15:44] 150 cancelled flights, delays
[00:15:48] of more than an hour and a half on about twenty flights
[00:15:51] every day, twenty flights every day and between 2,000
[00:15:55] and 2,500 bags not loaded.
[00:15:59] This is at least the balance that the CGT, which is the union
[00:16:02] calling this indefinite handling strike
[00:16:06] of the service of... the Groundforce company here
[00:16:09] at El Prat airport, which today marks just one week since
[00:16:13] it began last Tuesday among the affected companies,
[00:16:17] for example, here behind me we have precisely the counters
[00:16:20] of one of them, the German Lufthansa, but also Air
[00:16:24] France, KLM Turkish or Air Europa. The
[00:16:28] reason for this strike, the serious deterioration, denounces
[00:16:31] the union of risk prevention and occupational health conditions of the
[00:16:35] staff, the CGT also accuses the
[00:16:39] company of irresponsibility because it continues to refuse
[00:16:42] to negotiate even though the strike began a week
[00:16:46] ago, this union also denounces
[00:16:49] a violation of the right to strike by Ground
[00:16:54] the same Aena. The
[00:16:57] company side also has to respect it, so if
[00:17:00] you eh are not from this base, if you come to
[00:17:03] work just when the strike starts, I think that... that is
[00:17:07] a violation, if ehm,
[00:17:11] you don't take care of certain tasks during your day to day
[00:17:14] and you are doing others, why
[00:17:17] will it be? For example, they put you to work, to do a task for an
[00:17:21] unprotected flight, no, the minimum
[00:17:24] service, the person who has a minimum service and has to come to work
[00:17:28] compulsorily can only eh work or do
[00:17:32] tasks of
[00:17:32] protected flights.
[00:17:37] which also denounces that in the case of some companies like Air
[00:17:41] Europa, personnel are being brought from outside this base,
[00:17:45] from outside El Prat airport to load
[00:17:48] and unload these bags on unprotected
[00:17:51] flights. We are here at ATU, here it is difficult to
[00:17:54] visualize this strike because in the case of bags we do not have
[00:17:58] access to these bags that are being accumulated and in the case of
[00:18:03] most passengers on cancelled flights, many no longer come
[00:18:07] to... El Prat airport because the companies notify them in advance,
[00:18:10] but we have spoken with some of these affected passengers, such as
[00:18:14] this Belgian tourist who explained how her flight
[00:18:17] from Barcelona to
[00:18:20] Brussels was cancelled. We waited a long time at the
[00:18:24] ticketing desk uh of Brussel's Airlines and we were glad
[00:18:28] to be uh helped by the uh
[00:18:30] very
[00:18:32] um gentle lady who helped us out
[00:18:36] and um... We will now uh be taking to
[00:18:39] the hotel and we have to stay here another day because we were rebooked to another
[00:18:43] flight and that flight leaves
[00:18:45] tomorrow.
[00:18:53] A Syrian court has sentenced former dictator Bashar al-Assad to death in
[00:18:57] absentia, accused of various crimes, including crimes against humanity. This is
[00:19:01] the first public sentence against the former president, overthrown in December
[00:19:04] 2024, who governed Syria with an iron
[00:19:08] fist for more than 20 years. The same sentence condemns eight more
[00:19:11] people, including a brother and a cousin. The latter, the only one
[00:19:15] present in the room. Assad fled the country and lives in exile
[00:19:18] abroad.
[00:19:22] At least nine people have died and about twenty more have been injured tonight by the
[00:19:26] Russian shelling of the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia.
[00:19:29] This summer has already become the deadliest of the entire war in terms of
[00:19:33] civilian casualties on both sides. In addition to Zaporizhzhia, Russian
[00:19:37] missiles and drones have also fallen tonight in the capital Kyiv, but
[00:19:41] so far there are no reports of casualties in the city. Moscow has
[00:19:44] intensified its ballistic missile attacks in recent weeks, taking
[00:19:48] advantage of the shortage of anti-aircraft defense systems suffered by
[00:19:52] Ukrainian forces. Tonight's attack comes just hours after
[00:19:55] Ukraine killed 13 Russian civilians in a
[00:19:58] patrol.
[00:20:03] An attack against Libya's main oil refinery has destroyed a
[00:20:06] tank with 4.5 million liters of gasoline. These
[00:20:10] facilities had already been attacked by a drone over the weekend.
[00:20:14] The National Oil Company still does not know who the perpetrator was. The
[00:20:18] refinery is in the west of the country where armed factions linked
[00:20:21] to the National Unity government are engaged in clashes with each other
[00:20:25] for control of the area. It has not been reported if there have been
[00:20:28] casualties.
[00:20:32] In the middle of the tourist season, Catania's Sicilian airport has had to
[00:20:36] close due to a new eruption.
[00:20:37] and nearby beaches. So far The volcano's activity some has been ongoing since Sunday and the ash
[00:20:41] cloud already covers many towns, roads
[00:20:47] departure and arrival flights to Catania had been suspended,
[00:20:50] but finally all activity at the
[00:20:53] airport has had to be suspended.
[00:21:03] In Camp de Tarragona, the Jordi Saballa festival has started with the performance of Euskal
[00:21:07] Barrok ensemble. The Basque group has musically reviewed the expedition of Juan
[00:21:11] Sebastián Elcano, the first to circumnavigate the world, and the attending
[00:21:14] public has been able to enjoy a repertoire of music at the Sanctuary of the Mare de Déu de la Serra de
[00:21:18] Montblanc.
[00:21:22] For tomorrow, a concert has been scheduled in a secret space that
[00:21:26] will coincide with the solar eclipse and until Sunday
[00:21:29] Nuria Rial, the Mosaiques quartet, Montmi Maika,
[00:21:33] Montserrat Torrent, William Shelton, Olga Paxenco will
[00:21:36] perform.
[00:21:43] Today's music video is by Sebastian Tellier, he was one of the most
[00:21:46] anticipated artists of the Greek festival this summer, but his concert had to be
[00:21:50] cancelled due to rain. After the worldwide success of
[00:21:53] "La Ritournelle", the French musician presents his seventh album "Kiss
[00:21:57] de Vist" which features collaborations with Nile Rodgers and Kit Cady.
[00:22:20] I am tender and dreamy,
[00:22:23] tender and dreamy, naive at
[00:22:27] heart, naive at
[00:22:30] heart, it's the
[00:22:34] storm and I'm
[00:22:37] scared, I'm
[00:22:40] scared.
[00:23:09] The sparkling water house Pixí Catalan offers you this
[00:23:12] space.
[00:23:23] Good morning, Jules Kounde has been the big news from Barça's training
[00:23:27] this morning. The French defender, who until now was on vacation, has
[00:23:30] put himself under the orders of Hansy Flick in the second session of the
[00:23:34] week, a training session where Araujo was no longer there, loaned to Liverpool,
[00:23:37] nor Verdagi pending the medical report that Barça would
[00:23:41] release about his injury. The Swede, as TV3 already announced, has
[00:23:45] torn ligaments in his right knee. Neither were Marcador
[00:23:48] nor Héctor Fort there, pending to resolve their future. Tomorrow Olmo,
[00:23:52] Pedri, Lemin, Cubarsí and Ferran must return to train,
[00:23:55] the latter, also pending a possible second
[00:23:59] offer from
[00:24:00] PSG.
[00:24:04] For its part, Barça women's team has trained again this morning after their stay
[00:24:07] in Andorra to prepare for the first preseason friendly match that will be played
[00:24:11] tomorrow at Johan Cruyff against Montpellier. The match, which
[00:24:15] will start at 7 p.m., will coincide with the solar eclipse, which
[00:24:18] is why the club will distribute protective
[00:24:22] glasses among the public attending tomorrow's stadium. The players
[00:24:25] have also been recommended not to look at the sun during the eclipse. As for the
[00:24:29] match, Pere Romeu will not be able to count on Quica Nazareth, recently
[00:24:32] joined, in addition to Aia Alexandri and Hitana, who are in the
[00:24:36] final stretch of their
[00:24:37] recoveries.
[00:24:41] By the way, the friendly match between Espanyol and Europa, also scheduled for tomorrow
[00:24:45] afternoon, has been moved to the morning so that it does not
[00:24:48] coincide with the solar eclipse and Badalona Women has
[00:24:51] announced its eighth signing of this season, it is the Nigerian
[00:24:55] Calo Chinyere who comes from Levante. Last
[00:24:59] season, the 20-year-old defensive midfielder played four games with the first
[00:25:02] team of the Valencian team and from the second half of the season she played
[00:25:06] 16 games with Levante B. Two years ago she also played with
[00:25:10] Betis, in addition she has been an international for Nigeria in
[00:25:15] category.
[00:25:16] when I got the information that I'll
[00:25:20] be coming to Bundelona,
[00:25:23] I was excited, very
[00:25:26] excited, and I just have this positive spirit
[00:25:30] in me and told myself, I'll go
[00:25:32] there and I'll do good for my, I just have the positive mindset that
[00:25:36] everything is going to be
[00:25:37] good.
[00:25:40] At the European Swimming Championships in Paris, the Spanish 4x100m mixed relay
[00:25:44] team has qualified directly for this afternoon's final after the
[00:25:48] heat held this morning. The team achieved the second best
[00:25:53] Great Britain, after Italy's disqualification because one of the
[00:25:57] swimmers jumped too early. Overall in the heat,
[00:26:00] Spain finished fourth behind the British, as we said, Russia
[00:26:04] and France. The Spanish team with Catalan swimmers
[00:26:07] Milca Davall and Irene Xicoy, has set a new
[00:26:10] Spanish record with a time of 3. minutes, 45 seconds and
[00:26:14] 87
[00:26:15] hundredths.
[00:26:20] For his part, the swimmer from Sant Pere de Ribes, Luca Hook, has
[00:26:23] set the third best time in the 100-meter freestyle series, with
[00:26:27] 47 seconds and 90 hundredths. This afternoon
[00:26:30] he will seek to qualify.
[00:26:44] Poland's Iga Świątek and Ukraine's Elina Svitolina
[00:26:47] will compete in one of the semifinals of the Toronto WTA 1000. This
[00:26:51] morning, Świątek, number 8 in the world ranking, defeated
[00:26:55] Russia's Diana Shnaider in two comfortable sets, 2-6 and
[00:26:58] 1-6. Shnaider reported pain in a knee where there is a
[00:27:01] protection. She could not keep up with the pace set by
[00:27:04] Świątek. In the other quarterfinal match
[00:27:08] played this morning,
[00:27:11] Svitolina, ninth in the world ranking, defeated
[00:27:14] Russia's Ekaterina Alexandrova in 3 sets, with a comeback included:
[00:27:18] 6-3, 0-6, and 3-6. On the other side of the
[00:27:21] draw, tomorrow, in a match to be in the semifinals, Switzerland's Bencic will play
[00:27:25] against the American Gauff, and Japan's Osaka
[00:27:29] against Kazakhstan's Rybakina.
[00:27:43] Who offers you time, energy factor, you see,
[00:27:57] good morning, the day is very calm for now, the sun is shining, we started with some
[00:28:00] showers, locally some storms, sorry, in some regions, for example, in parts of
[00:28:04] Barcelona, and the minimums have been high another day, sultry in some
[00:28:07] sectors of the coast, for example, in Barcelona, the minimum has been
[00:28:11] 21. 28.1 degrees
[00:28:14] that's on the coast, a lot of heat at night, and in the evening,
[00:28:17] the mine was warm. It seems that this coming night it will happen again,
[00:28:21] tomorrow the temperature may even be a little higher, tomorrow, on
[00:28:25] the day of the eclipse, we could find that some maximums approach
[00:28:28] 40 degrees towards the west, figures of 38.9
[00:28:32] for example in Lleida, and some value could occasionally reach 40, it's not impossible, for now, a
[00:28:36] calm situation after the devastation of the storms of
[00:28:40] the night and early morning, the day has started calmer, especially in
[00:28:43] mid-morning, the sun has been imposing itself and now we only have some very
[00:28:46] specific developing clouds, for now,
[00:28:49] clear sky practically throughout the territory with some clouds that are already
[00:28:53] starting to grow in the Pyrenees, you can see after the showers, right now
[00:28:56] the radar shows no precipitation, only some
[00:28:59] over the sea. These are the rains we have had. 7 liters in Sant
[00:29:03] Pau d'Ordal or 2 in Castellà del Vallès
[00:29:07] this afternoon, showers and storms towards the Pyrenees, pre-Pyrenees, interior of the
[00:29:10] Girona regions, north of those of Barcelona, these regions will be on
[00:29:14] alert for precipitation intensity, La Garrotxa and el
[00:29:17] Ripollès, the danger is 3, a high danger, some storms may be accompanied by
[00:29:21] hail over 2 centimeters in diameter, tomorrow morning the temperature will be similar,
[00:29:25] a little higher, a sunny morning is expected, some clouds towards the
[00:29:28] Empordà, Ebro lands, eh, the afternoon will be very hot, because of
[00:29:32] the heat we will have showers and some storms in the Pyrenees and pre-Pyrenees that
[00:29:36] will then hinder the view of the partial eclipse in that area, the rest will be sunny or
[00:29:39] some cloud intervals that may form mainly towards the Tarragona
[00:29:43] regions, but in principle, most should not bother, a lot of heat, Lleida
[00:29:47] will reach 39, also the interior of Castellón,
[00:29:50] this afternoon, also tomorrow, with temperatures that
[00:29:54] also rise, Fraga can approach 40 degrees,
[00:29:57] as we can see, in fact, they can reach 40 degrees and
[00:30:01] in the coming days, the... news is that from Monday the temperature will
[00:30:04] normalize, the change of weather could arrive next week in terms of
[00:30:08] temperatures and they would already have normal values.
[00:30:31] 132 dead and 570 injured is the provisional
[00:30:34] toll of victims of the strong earthquake in Colombia that has flattened a large number
[00:30:38] of buildings.
[00:30:42] The earthquake has affected cities like Pereira and Manizales in the middle of the so-called
[00:30:46] Coffee Axis, an area highly visited by tourists. The Spanish
[00:30:49] Ministry of Foreign Affairs says there are 164 Spaniards who have not been
[00:30:53] located.
[00:30:57] Everything is ready for tomorrow's eclipse, traffic.